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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

The GAMBLERs AaAIN.--John Boyle Il
ne Of tho men who was arrested on Sat-
urdas night on a charge Of conducting .
1Amhllne game. The action was broaght
originally Ia Justice SodorberN's court
uBder tho territorial laws, which pre-.
Qa4e the settlement OF the cnse b the
Justice and the district attorney fully I'M
aaFalc0d that thie caao and two others
40 brought an would 70 before the die
nict court On MondaY night he was as
loalshed 10 find that tho territorial cases
hA4 been dismissed By the Justice and
enar4os under tho city ordinances suhati-
Nked. On these latter charges. for some
reason known uely - Jet % himself the
ia1.ice exercised summary Jurisdiction
md aned the men so each. Proaaoullna
Attorney Ronald insisted upon having
,Ae oaaes tried under the territorial laws
Ana yesterday ewuFe out frash informs.
uoaa agAinst them n Justice Jones'e
qouFt. Boyle waa nxAin arrested and
nought into court when be waived ex-
Summation and gave bonds IL $50 % ap-
peAr before the grand jury il February
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

FoR THE DIsrRscT couNF.-An action
va aicd yesterday 6T WIN. n. whlte.
o. eeAAh Of the United States ~ TIA
Washtagton Mia Company, % recaser
sas sum " sii II e.. the value Of StSa :
- teet cf snarchAntab Z lumber Aiinged
y have been wrongfnllY converted %
saesr own use ~ tho DESCENDANTS On tho
nAncfActured frcm 80 a. tres 81 lSsg
50 M ana W0e cut On sections ! and
- of towaship e ncFtk. RANGE 4 west.
!. X Lownaa s1ea for SSlS balance aua
e pro0issory note signed bg ChAA x.
Senner and olhafA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Fsen ANoTHRR CoUNrx..A .fsw
mmiks aso single man came out from
~ sasi sud stopped 81 I.aoonnar. After
tlisg thuge some time and apenaing what
his money DO brought with him. he
wet % work IN tho woods. Being ineM.
r1dencad 10 that kind q work he could
MaAe bat little more than his board.
tIaally, he had the mlafDrtuqe 70 sink
~ kade Of hlq axe deep into his Lex. in.
Nrllag 3 terrible wound. His employers
aid him OF. He had just ten dollars
lrming 70 him. "A day or 90 later he saw
~ money running short. and 90 be took
,heafnamar Tor Seattle, arriving here yea-
NraAy. "A friend Of bis called upon he
eoanlY commissioners and aakod q per
mli 70 sone him % The hospitna. or county
hfm, a the expenae of the county. how
l1aa has shis mas been In King counsYfs
~ asked. About ten mlnrtear was
EAa reply. Then yoa must take the man
b the county from whence he came. Tor
w have our hands full to care for our
own poor and those who are anluRRled III
o. % under fal1e pretenaoA Was ths re-
iolndor. The wounded mans frisn0 then
Wonl 10 SEQ Mayor Minor. Il was under
z,ood that the mayer would make tenn
pofaFy arrangements for the man'n care.
and soma etsps VIII pro badly b taken TO
~ thal be docs not nuilef.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

AfHR YEskKR nEocK AsAIz. = The brick
work has not been commenced % the
fsaler block. although the foundation
~ hcea complegcd some ttHae. . reporter
yesterday calied On gentleman inter
eated In thu bailding % ascertain the
oaHea. That gentleman said; Mr. Hoona
NE architect b new oBRaged tn coaapla8s
1s the revised. or modified plans. and e.
are considered exuEnitant va viii have
Ne building put ~ up the day and employ
. oompelcnt man 10 nuperintend the
werk THIS = not vefY good weather for
Neeiing brick buildings. but TIE demand
tor stores and nfalces II 80 great that the
gerk mast Be commenced e seon - pos
No rain or shine and pushed 10 com.
piesion By spring..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

LtFK SAVING CcssIRsIoN. Ths rere-
me cufter olfver Woiestt arrived 10
Port yesterday. havias On board. auaang
cher Messengers Lienienant Charts n.
Nc iellNn and two cthe' geaflemen con-
rrtE1uE q coEnr1tlEl&n ~ painted ~ the
WashInesan aufhoTttzaw 70 rocomInezd
lhe i1sraacn fer = unnbeT q life saving
efnrton8 on sAe RAclae coAA4. Iha enms-
Taisslcn has ben On TIE ScrD4 come
tirna. and Wiu rsEnain abc1t ore meath
frneeF. II their report they vii recem.
mend ARonS ether tAlnEa faat The lie
savtrr etAticn Ai Neal Bag Be removed
- W'S.idohe fs,anf. And tat tie thrnr
s1nrians O. IRE csaHl which have no crewa
- ~ once arrplfad with crowa and 40
rliancNA B6atdss tbs ehey VIII recozn.
fneaa TIE enfa \, aanent e enl1e q nam,
heF q new stations e pcin1 - b nanasd
II ~ report
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

en-rnn cellars FewnFa
~ ~nId eor Infesmaliess
-. a slss nrsess nne con-
- y an enc fo0na nssaIs
.,-s q siae Post-intslIl-
eslIssEsd ~ re eAFsssfs
Ssut tas city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

OxB 10 EzoEAnD.-R. O. PoEtway, .
merchant Of Hlauahtsr, leaves here this
morning fer England. where be goes 70
visit his mother, whom be left twenty
three years. age. Mr.. Postway has been
on the Pacific coast during the whole
time be has been away from home. He
expects 10 return IN March.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07
DOOrORS' BTTIA.

Nearly all diseases originate from IN
save doetoFs' bills and ward Of disease
take Simmans Liver Regulator, q me6i-
cine that INCREASES In popularity each
year. and has become she most popular
and best indorsed medicine in the mar
kei for ths ours Of liver oE bowel dis
saess.-Telsgyaph, Dubuque, fewa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

0ScxtoS or oFTicxas. Al = regular
nsessag a Columbia Lodgs Nc ~. A. o.
Y. Va heid 81 Masosie Hall Maa6ay
ese1tae. December 5sh. the fofioWfsu
csAneEs were duly elected for the ensuine
sst1e "a Warner. master worsmans n
=. ClAnAn. farsnAn. NJ n. galloway.
StesAeers n s. Canraa, rcc0rder; 81 q,
sseedic1 nnanciers r. @. CALDWELL re
S.sers @ 8 Jonea trustee; nlr. II. 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Ookfse TO SRkTrtG-A comnsrcial
eAveesg from San Francssoa who has
-, eaen h Montana arrived IL tks city
sslefday. He stated that Wills In He
- - = Iast J, y. Hilk TIE president a
49, Paul MinneApaliH ana Mnni1pA.a
y. and thas M Hill aeated e -
- g. vas r1shfna hia read Tor SaAf71a
=. e = waa Wurth and Woal2 Faanh lAsre
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Washington Territory Dental and
Photographic Depot.--A foil supply a.
low prices. A. B. 6TKwkRT d Co, drug
Qists. NOS II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

TIE finest assortment Of purses and
Shopping bags holiday presents. Tok-
Lac a etnRefsnnn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Silks. FLASHES, q big lot arrived. We
Offer chem az prices that will sell them
lively. Chester OlsaFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Novelties for the holidays In satin
coFsets, silk underwear, fancy zephyr
vesta and hand embroidered underwear.
Toksas 4 GinQerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Fancy Persian shavis suitable for
Christmas presents at removal prices.
Toklas a 6ingerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

KisRauf nszartuana Of Eilk and liHls
knsIaEy ID plAids. cneeks a8a TeElteai
Stripes saitahis for haliday gffs8 Iok-
- a elneeEnnan-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

New stitched black hid gloves, war.
Fansed. Chester oleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

OhiIdren,s cloaks Ct arst cosa 10 cioss
out The entire stock before removal.
Toklas 4 6ineeRmAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

A full line Of Earl a Wilson'S collar
and cuffs. TokIas 4 GingsRman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Or six ptnnh e. y ems b sapsrlol
@ any 81 piash q rs nnnFkst. E0kiaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Holiday novelties Ia silk handler
chiefs; examine them before paFehas.
ing. Toklas 4 einReFman-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

We warrants every pair Of ND gloves
we sell; Il not satisfactory the money
refunded. Toklas q EingeEman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Wa pinsAss--A q "a isai q. aEaal-
b unaa valaA cLnAaE. 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07
DFssa goods sale this vesk. Gle

New STYLE ladies' fancy aprons, in
fanis' fancy cloaks, embroidered robes,
eto. Tokias & SinRsrman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Bordsred
50 d0zcn So Colored Berdered Mandkechie
90 Dozen SO CeIered Border Manakerel 1le
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07
Come and see TOKLAS & SINGERMAN, corner Of
Commercial and Washington streets,
RDr KraDWGy-mwe Days More.
We cordially invite you MS our Christmas
ct the old stand


This week we will make great display Of hne
Hmbroidexed Handkerchief and Fans.
Handkerchiefs at all Prices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Aesals Gross 4 Co, al s23 opera houe
block, received tgo mammoth IRE aud
burglar proof safes. Of the Chicaeo pat
tern, yesterday. ala
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

Honest values and square dealiag
built up our business. We do the laFR-
estSisy goods badness In Warrington
Territory. Our prices tell the tale.
OnKBrnR CrMAkq.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24


Atchison Globe: My lover came
down to the garden gate, and he whis-
pered so soft to me--(O well renIem-
Der, the hour was late, and we stood
BY the chestnut tree; and he gathered
me up in his arms SO strong, and his
eyes were alight with love; and little
we cared for the nightingale's song, IN
the limbs Of the tlee aboveD His voice
was as soft as q golden Tyre, as he
whispered his thoughts to me, and his
eyes We're filled with heroic fire, that
was grand for maid to see. And
what were tho words that my lover
SAID, as we stood by the gate aloneF
Y how gently he lifted my dropping
head, as he said in his manly tone-(O
seem to stand hy the gate again, as
stood in that night in June, while the
nightingale murmured its happy strair
II the light Of a happy moon! And th'
glad glad thoughts that came to m.
breast, as he whispered these words 7
me! The sun was hid in the colder
west, sunk low in the flowing sea!
And my lover sighed lest his word
should meet short and cruel rebuff
as he cried in voice that was strang'
" sweet, well. say, is this ht
enoughg"
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
"At Last Ma Kicked -

Boston Saturday Evening Gazette:
'Everything carried to it's extreme be-
comes its contrary" says Hegel, and
the girl beginning with the masculine
costume goes on to please men more
and more by adopting their slang and
even their freedom of manner. The
glrl does not see that, although men
are amused by it, they are not made
more respectful and courteous thereby.
She only sees that she is a favorite
with men, that she always has partners
ana escorts and is invited everywhere,
Men are at their ease with her. but. We
gods and little fishes! there is a miobtv
difference between the girl one loafs
and smokes with and the girl one pre-
ters for wife and mother.
The very fashion that j., moderation
was charming, in ex cess ia Disagree
able The slangy' lolling, sprawling
men-9untersManfA llsa?a rs: some girls of the
tpaiI"d pepiHu aIe tH n!Flc% more than that-have
el9I ePo4loo 'n0 Liberty which it was delight
~ - = SeF women accepting in modera-
IL ~: And the appreciation of men.
4 4ch is the end in view, is lost by the
|ery means taken to gain it. There is
one young woman in Boston who has
been belle for two winters. One day
she remarked to the writer that now
she was obliged to do the marketing:
that her mother had always done it, but
sat last ma kicked" When the writer
said to friend of that young woman
that she would not get married for sew.
eral years unless she changed hel
manners, he was told that she received
more attention than any girl in Boston
| Nevertheless, that young woman ha'
had two seasons and is still disengaged
She is type of the short-sightednes'
Of some of her sex. She has men abou
her in plenty, and ''she shall hav
music wherever she goes" !" but men ar
better than they appear. At bottom
} men love k1ndliness, gentleness, mod
esty, purity in act and thought i
women.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24

The treatment of many thousands OF cases
of those chronic weakness and distressing
ailments peculiar to females az the llkaAS-s
Hotel and Surgical Institute, BunALo, y. L,
has afforded q vast experience In b1cssly
aiapting and thoroughly testing reEnedles
for the cure of woman's peculiar IaaAa.ilts-
nr. PfercesR Favorfte Prescr1ptaon
4 the outgrowth. or result. OF TINS gresat
sn5 valuable experience THOUSANDS oI
testimonials. received from patients ara
from physicians who have tested II N Ihe
more aggravated and obstinate cases wnaSn
E.,1 haffted their skill. prove Il 70 ue u
ru0St wonderful remedy ever oeFlsed 1T Z
fIre relief and cure Of suffering womsa- AZ
= NOT recommended as cIre-aLl- D9t
a. a most perfect Specific for WOMAN :
REGULAR ailments
as a powerful. invigorafing tontcs
i fnrarts strength to the whole gs1ein-
ara 10 the uterus. or womb ana It's az
r,ardages. in particular. For oFerExoF kt,si.
l-vs,rT,-1I1t - - rundown. deu4itAteri teach
- uiHiners dressmakers. sesaEn'sxxesss-
:. .sSrr-g5rls" housekeePers- nursing rno5h-
ard feeble women generally 1T.
1S;s|v,ss's Favorite Prescription i the EreA1-
~. sar4hIv boon. being une1uGtiss1 - %
,s71-.effysnry cordial and restorative tonic II
-r-aaranses digestion and assimilation q foo1-
AddreM WOBLDps MAAA-
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
NOrHIN' TO SAY.

Nothin' to say, my daughter Notkin' at all
to sayl-
Girls that's IN love, 1've noticed, ginerly has
their way
Yer mother did, afore you, when her folks OBJ
iected to me-
Yit here | am, and here you air! and yer
mother-where is she?
You look lots like your mother; purity much
same in size;
And about the same complicated; and favor
about the eyes.
Like her, too, about livin' here, because she
couldn't stay;
It'n most seem ike you was dead like herl-
but hain't got nothing to say!
She left you her little Bible-writ yer name
across the page
And left her earbobs for ye, ef ever you come
of age,
I've allus KEEP 'em and gyaurded 'em, but il
yer goin' away
Nothin' to say. my daughter Nothin' at al
to say!
you DON'T rlKCllGcI Der, reckon! NO; yOI
wasn't year old then!
And now yer-how old air you! Why, child
not 'twenty"! When2
And yer nex' birthdays in Aprile! And yol
want to git married that day9
wish yer mother was hvin'!-bus-
hain't got nothin' to say
Twenty year! and as good q gyrl as paren
ever found
There's straw ketched onto yer dress there
pil brush it off-turn round.
| (Her mother was jest twenty when us two rul
awayN
Nothin' to say my daughter Nothin' at al
to say
james Whitcpmb hiley.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24

s pauana weakness of stc~- itif'i-
orssfiorl. bloatinz and erncfAi
a a soothing and STR - AIIs
uervfue. Favorite PrsscFlpi IN = - uu-
-T,sstlsi and Is Invaluable IN ailA9 lng an an
s45frdrTinr nervous eIcItabtlity. HF'L4D.Ah
..x6sI5sffou. prustration. hysterl2. -
and other distressing. nsTF Is ~ t1tA
commonly attendant upon 70, - -
rr1raugr disease Of the wofA4ar. -
-rf-rShIrE- sSr1gD and relieves menfAA all
ie4v ard despou1epcy. -, w,-~-s--.sor,
9<. Pfercess kavoFtte FTt~SFt .Sl-
IL a legitimate medicine sa-sAa-sa5 sa-s4Asls435,
rornrsourde1 by an EXP Fenced ana -. - -
rtfgvsicsgtrl- and adapted to woman otsasa.
crs-aaEEafion IL i purely yes-.a,ass yesL,slss - -
composition and 1870 ~ ,s-s- s-s.rru.
@Favorite Prescription fs a Po.ass
live cure for the most csyEEfsai1sAte1 ;. 80. !.
rs'sss-Sats cauFz a. leucorTneA- or E44tess
exoessige flowing NJ Esaouthiy TrsoS.s 80
ful rnerstrgaatiou. uFlnaI.R.TI -. p.e' -
Tr-s1rrs4Tz 0r falling OF the EeE1Es ~s1A
hmck. female weakne@ -. -
T-ssge~~sTr f-aarSnzF zF-G0wu ssssatso go. -
Ec esonggxsioEa inflammation a. - -
of tie womb. inflammation. - - e.h -. > -.
a~~ness Ia oTarses. accomPA1AHa VIVA
t1rnal heal
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
a YOUNG BUTCHERS LUCK.
He Wins SIS 1000 in The Louisiana State
Lottery.

He Wins $4,000 in The Louisiana State
Lottery.
II want to see a reporter" said an
unusually happy-looking individual as
he entered the Chronicle building. On
being introduced to one of the staff he
commenced by saying that his name
was A. j. Trefts and that he lived in
Butchertown, AS there was very
large fire recently in that part OF the
city there was apparently no great
reason for such unusual JOY as that
manifested by Mr.. Trefts. He, how
ever, was very anxious to communicate
the news of GOdsend which had tallen
to him soon after he had been burnt
cut.
II am the fellow. won it. Just
bought one ticket and got $4,000
That's luck, isn't it?" said the jovial
Trefts.
Then it began to dawn upon the re-
porter that he was really in the presence
Of another one of the lucky holders OF
a winning number of Louisiana Lot
tery prize. MIR. Trefts had come down
of his own free will to tell of his lucky
venture.
II could hardly believe my eyes
when I read that number" said ht
1852, ,749. l looked at my ticket anc
turned it over and laid it down beside
the paper and compared it and then
was the luckiest man ] ever met. Jus
think, one ticket and all that none.
for $1!'
"What are you going to do now
Mr.. Trefts?" asked the interviewer.
II am going to extend my bushes
right away for that fire nearly did TO
me. | didn't believe much in Th
Louisiana State Lottery before, and
Just thought to myself when | Oougf
the ticket well I've lost enoug
] already, this dollar will never be mi
sed, and now you may be sure | nevt
I stop thinking how glad | was bougl
! it, and so l thought | would drop
d and tell you all about it. San Fra
a cisco (Cal.) Chronicle, July 2.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
= 10n TTVT1TE0YE!T0(yJI.

r. pregnancy, FMyorf~ -
- > kn@ss 81 stomach ard ctn1T ss...n III
..rr--tSyr~s common % TAI 60 -. ~
- -. = ksrss I'D ta The lAsteT -. - ~.
al "A. il 20 prepeEts &c I9 ssaay tirxa
- 70 Krezt1y lesNen. 80 - - ls--kr~srvs
cr'firrly DO nway win t1s - =
~ ssaf trying ordeal 4mRe~
80 fEEaswo-tfe - PrcneFfp1ions -.
=. ,as--rs+rssIrgl with the nne 81 IT "a -.
$500 Mnaicni UaarOverys - - - xz~TssFs
.s,s 5rg ~ I9r Psercea PuTxAssSEssts - -
II a.4le Iarsr F8IAat. cures Llyszs - - -
tss@sssss.- a1.saNeM Their com 49, - -
vs-~~rxfss blood fmtnfA nna - - -
ssTrtzs and scTUfuAcus huf10n
sAFarorIte Pre1cTiptto : - - es..
~was43r8rst. for women M1asas - - 49,
under n positive guMrnn.s 4.-.s.sse..
r-~rsrfmcsurerm- that II VIII Nst1s - -
sS~r "a every cnan. 90 nsfsssF -. ..,sr..ssg
fssnsed Thts goArHrfee {. - ss1sessfgs &C.,
-, - tpottae-wr@praT. and - - aS,sst~s.
vzs.s fgsYf fow rx-Mmy years Msef~~ Fxr
~ ssgsxs3 sI00, or na1
p send ten CENTS p n.~Fe .eF ~ a
xslN-~-sss karwg. fifaaxwmtrd 1F<A~@% -
r.ssrsx@ On Uassanes uf WunseEa-
!. saa Main nwruUG. UUEKALA -
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
Seeds That terminate Quickly,

The human system is fruitful soil, and
amo e seeds that germInate most rapid y
in it are those of rheumatism and neural
gia igut cold. brought on by sitting IN
develop either OF those abominable pain Vi
maladfts with unpleasant rapidly. The
proper preventive Of this agon1zi gvegeta-
1icine viii h ulifies a tendency to either
of the m 4ladies n ,med, and soothes tht
aches which they cause Nor is it less ef
fective as remely for rheumatism than a.
its preventive, fact as amply attested a.
any other elating to its curative prop'r
ties. Mariners. miners, fr ntlersmen. an
others, have ever found it faithful pres
q d a benign remedy for N alaral: disorders
and stomach. liver and bowel complaints
| 1t is a fine promoter OF appetite and
| capital tonic.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
Coming Home to Die

At period Of life when budding woman
hood requires all her strength 10 meet the de-
naBds nature makes upon it, many young
woman returns home from the severe mental
strain of school with q broken down consti-
tu1ion. and her functions drranged, to 90
to an early grave. If she had beer wisely
counseled aud given the benefit of DR.. Pierce's
eFavorite Prescription" her bodily develop
ment might have kept pace with ner mental
growth, and health and beauty would moi
have given way to decline and death.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
Saw the Thing Through.

Merchant Traveller: ''How are you,
CharleyP" said one travelling man to
another in Philadelphia. "Where have
you been?"
..Been visiting"
..Wherea"
..In Washington" ;,
..Indeed! l suppose you went al
the rounds"
.sYou bet / did.
..Saw the capitol and went up into
the Wash ngton monument. and al
that sort of thingP"
..Yes, and was down in bed for twt
weeks with the malaria. Oh, | tel
Won. I didn't miss any of it"
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
A Wide Ear With a Hole IN 1t

It'd bits: Miss Hood: "Chree in
the gold, captain! I've out-shot you
this time"
Captain Angus: "Yes; but what's
become of my other arrow? | shot
three"
Voice of tramp in bushes: when
YOU folks get through countin' up
wish you'd Jest come in an unpin my
ear from this hickory tree; 'tain't gold
but it's got feelin' in it. !"
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-24
SOME EXTRAC1

Mrs Switzer is a member of the Pacific Dental AS
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Office of Mrs Anna Switser, Ladies and Chlldren
Dentist, No. Fulton Street . ~ 1909
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